Less than one day after reports surfaced that David Loiseau (19-9 MMA, 4-4 UFC) would once again fight in the UFC, the promotion today officially announced that the Canadian will indeed face Mario Miranda (9-1 MMA, 0-1 UFC) at the event.

Loiseau and Miranda meet on the evening’s un-aired preliminary card.

UFC 115 takes June 12 at GM Place in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and the night’s main card airs on pay-per-view.

An eight-time UFC veteran, Loiseau had been expected to fight John Salter at this Saturday’s UFC 113 card in Montreal. However, delays in Loiseau’s licensing forced the promotion to offer the fight to fellow UFC castoff Jason MacDonald instead because of time constraints. Despite the mixup, the UFC elected to make good on their offer to the 30-year-old and secured him a spot at UFC 115.

Miranda, meanwhile, signed with the UFC earlier this year after posting an impressive 9-0 professional record in a variety of Northeast-based promotions. The wins came against future UFC fighters such as Ricky Story and Joe Vedepo However, in his octagon debut, Miranda, who nearly earned a spot on “The Ultimate Fighter 11″ but instead got a UFC contract, suffered a first-round TKO loss to Gerald Harris at UFC Fight Night 21.

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